Jamie Dimon gripes to Bernanke

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is still griping about financial reform, and this time, he took his complaints straight to the top official at the Federal Reserve.

"I don't personally buy the argument that because it was a financial crisis it has to take a long time coming out," Dimon said in a Q&A session following a speech by Ben Bernankeat the International Monetary Conference in Atlanta Tuesday.

Dimon blames financial reform for stifling growth. He gave the Fed Chairman a laundry list of ways regulators have already cracked down on the banking system, after the Dodd-Frank financial reforms were passed last year.

"Most of the bad actors are gone," "off-balance-sheet businesses are virtually obliterated," "money market funds are far more transparent" and "most very exotic derivatives are gone," he said.

"Has anybody done a comprehensive analysis of the impact on -- on credit? I can't pretend that anybody really has," Bernanke said. "You know, it's -- it's just too complicated. We don't really have the quantitative tools to do that."

Dimon's exchange with Bernanke comes a day after Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner -- at the same conference -- wagged his finger at Wall Street's biggest banks for lobbying against presidential appointees to financial regulators.